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The debit card change has sparked fury on the Web and cable news channels.

The government's plan to use taxpayer cash to fund a pro-EU leafleting campaign has sparked fury among Brexit campaigners.

The budget airline Ryanair has sparked fury by refusing to pay the hotel and food bills of those stuck abroad in the six-day shutdown.

The police statement, revealing that the Hong Kong authorities had been kept in the dark about the arrangements for the visit, has sparked fury among local activists.

Pope Benedict XVI has sparked fury among secular and gay rights campaigners after he attacked equality legislation in Britain for running contrary to "natural law" and restricting the freedom of religious communities.

But the constitutional court disagrees, and has struck down a planned backdated 98% tax because it breaches employee contracts.That has sparked fury in the ruling Fidesz party, which has used its two-thirds majority in parliament to rush through a law circumscribing the court's jurisdiction over taxes.

"Are you beach body ready?" These bold black letters - against a bright yellow background and a tanned, bikini-clad model - have sparked fury.

The plans have sparked fury among trade unionists and the Labour left, who believe the Royal Mail should remain under state control, despite its dire financial state.

More recently, weeks of bloodshed on the Gaza frontier, in which medics say Israeli soldiers have killed more than 110 Palestinians and shot thousands more, have sparked fury during an increasingly tense period.

Marlon said to me: 'Maria, don't worry, it's just a movie.'" Bertolucci's original comments have sparked fury from many, including Jessica Chastain who tweeted to say she felt "sick" and Chris Evans who called it "beyond disgusting".

Lamar, whose multiple snubs in album of the year have sparked fury in music community, was also a no-show.